I have a form based on this query:
SELECT Students.LastSerDT, OtherInfo.Served, OtherInfo.HSGradYr,
OtherInfo.ActivePart, OtherInfo.Served, Students.SSN, [LastNM] & ", " &
[FirstNM] & " " & [MI] AS Name, Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM,
Students.MI, Students.DOB, Students.GenderCD, Students.EthnicityCD,
Students.EligibilityCD, Students.UBInitiative, Students.NCESSchID,
Students.ProjEntryDT, Students.ProjReEntDT, Students.LastSerDT,
Students.Reason, Students.PartCD, Students.PartLV, Students.NeedCD,
Students.AssessCD, Students.PSAT, Students.PLAN, Students.EnterGradeLV,
Students.EndGradeLV, Students.EntryGPAScale, Students.CumGPAEntry,
Students.EndGPAScale, Students.HSGPA1, Students.HSGPA2, Students.CollExamCD,
OtherInfo.NCESSchNM, OtherInfo.MiddleNM, OtherInfo.CurrentGradeLV,
OtherInfo.CurrentHSNM, Students.PicturePath
FROM Students LEFT JOIN OtherInfo ON Students.SSN = OtherInfo.SSN
WHERE (((Students.LastSerDT) Is Null)) OR (((OtherInfo.Served)=Yes)) OR
((([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria])=Yes))
ORDER BY Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM;
If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=No then it shows records WHERE
Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes. (This is the default
when the form is opened.) If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes then
it shows every record. It works just like I wanted.
When I click the CheckCriteria checkbox this is called:
Private Sub CheckCriteria_Click()
'if checkbox = yes then shows all students, else shows current/active
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
The ComboStudent combobox gets its information from the same query so that
it shows the correct records.
However, now the user wants the option of showing students with a particular
HSGradYr. I have added a textbox called txtGradYear to my form for the user
to enter a year, but I don't know where to go from here.
I'm basically wanting this one query to act in 3 different ways.
1. WHERE Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes
2. WHERE [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
3. WHERE OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear]
And I want the ComboStudent to display the appropriate entries for each
WHERE.
I've got it working the first 2 ways, but I cannot figure out how to get the
3rd way to work. I tried:
WHERE (Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes) OR
([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes) OR
(OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear])
but I didn't get JUST the records where
OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear] which makes sense.
Can anyone help me get what I need?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie
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DebbieG wrote: I have a form based on this query:
SELECT Students.LastSerDT, OtherInfo.Served, OtherInfo.HSGradYr,
OtherInfo.ActivePart, OtherInfo.Served, Students.SSN, [LastNM] & ", " &
[FirstNM] & " " & [MI] AS Name, Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM,
Students.MI, Students.DOB, Students.GenderCD, Students.EthnicityCD,
Students.EligibilityCD, Students.UBInitiative, Students.NCESSchID,
Students.ProjEntryDT, Students.ProjReEntDT, Students.LastSerDT,
Students.Reason, Students.PartCD, Students.PartLV, Students.NeedCD,
Students.AssessCD, Students.PSAT, Students.PLAN, Students.EnterGradeLV,
Students.EndGradeLV, Students.EntryGPAScale, Students.CumGPAEntry,
Students.EndGPAScale, Students.HSGPA1, Students.HSGPA2, Students.CollExamCD,
OtherInfo.NCESSchNM, OtherInfo.MiddleNM, OtherInfo.CurrentGradeLV,
OtherInfo.CurrentHSNM, Students.PicturePath
FROM Students LEFT JOIN OtherInfo ON Students.SSN = OtherInfo.SSN
WHERE (((Students.LastSerDT) Is Null)) OR (((OtherInfo.Served)=Yes)) OR
((([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria])=Yes))
ORDER BY Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM;
If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=No then it shows records WHERE
Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes. (This is the default
when the form is opened.) If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes then
it shows every record. It works just like I wanted.
When I click the CheckCriteria checkbox this is called:
Private Sub CheckCriteria_Click()
'if checkbox = yes then shows all students, else shows current/active
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
The ComboStudent combobox gets its information from the same query so that
it shows the correct records.
However, now the user wants the option of showing students with a particular
HSGradYr. I have added a textbox called txtGradYear to my form for the user
to enter a year, but I don't know where to go from here.
I'm basically wanting this one query to act in 3 different ways.
1. WHERE Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes
2. WHERE [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
3. WHERE OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear]
And I want the ComboStudent to display the appropriate entries for each
WHERE.
I've got it working the first 2 ways, but I cannot figure out how to get the
3rd way to work. I tried:
WHERE (Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes) OR
([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes) OR
(OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear])
but I didn't get JUST the records where
OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear] which makes sense.
Can anyone help me get what I need?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie
Sometimes what I might do is create a rowsource for a combo without a
filter. Ex:
Select EmpID, EmployeeID from Employees;
I may have a invisible field, I'll call it RowSourceString, on the form
to hold am text value string. When I open the form I enter some code in
the OnOpen event similar to the following
Sub Form_OnOpen
'get the combo boxes rowsource. has no filter or orderby
Me.RowSourceString = Me.ComboboxName.RowSource
'remove the semi-colon if it exists since a ; terminates
'a SQL statement.
If right(Me.RowSourceString,1) = ";" Then
Me.RowSourceString = Left(Me.RowSourceString,Len(Me.RowSourceString)-1)
Endif
End Sub
Now whenever values change I can put something in the afterupdate event
of that field to create the filter. Let's say the code field has changed.
Sub Code_AfterUpdate
Dim strWhere As String
'create the filter. Remember...quotes around
'text fields, # around dates, nothing around numbers
StrWHere = "Where Code = " & Me.Code
'you can add more filtering to this string
'now update the combo box rowsource
Me.ComboBoxName.RowSource = Me.RowSourceString & _
strWhere & " Order By Whatever"
End Sub
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DebbieG wrote: I have a form based on this query:
SELECT Students.LastSerDT, OtherInfo.Served, OtherInfo.HSGradYr,
OtherInfo.ActivePart, OtherInfo.Served, Students.SSN, [LastNM] & ", " &
[FirstNM] & " " & [MI] AS Name, Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM,
Students.MI, Students.DOB, Students.GenderCD, Students.EthnicityCD,
Students.EligibilityCD, Students.UBInitiative, Students.NCESSchID,
Students.ProjEntryDT, Students.ProjReEntDT, Students.LastSerDT,
Students.Reason, Students.PartCD, Students.PartLV, Students.NeedCD,
Students.AssessCD, Students.PSAT, Students.PLAN, Students.EnterGradeLV,
Students.EndGradeLV, Students.EntryGPAScale, Students.CumGPAEntry,
Students.EndGPAScale, Students.HSGPA1, Students.HSGPA2,
Students.CollExamCD, OtherInfo.NCESSchNM, OtherInfo.MiddleNM, OtherInfo.CurrentGradeLV,
OtherInfo.CurrentHSNM, Students.PicturePath
FROM Students LEFT JOIN OtherInfo ON Students.SSN = OtherInfo.SSN
WHERE (((Students.LastSerDT) Is Null)) OR (((OtherInfo.Served)=Yes)) OR
((([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria])=Yes))
ORDER BY Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM;
If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=No then it shows records WHERE
Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes. (This is the default
when the form is opened.) If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
then it shows every record. It works just like I wanted.
When I click the CheckCriteria checkbox this is called:
Private Sub CheckCriteria_Click()
'if checkbox = yes then shows all students, else shows current/active
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
The ComboStudent combobox gets its information from the same query so that
it shows the correct records.
However, now the user wants the option of showing students with a
particular HSGradYr. I have added a textbox called txtGradYear to my form for the
user to enter a year, but I don't know where to go from here.
I'm basically wanting this one query to act in 3 different ways.
1. WHERE Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes
2. WHERE [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
3. WHERE OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear]
And I want the ComboStudent to display the appropriate entries for each
WHERE.
I've got it working the first 2 ways, but I cannot figure out how to get
the 3rd way to work. I tried:
WHERE (Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes) OR
([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes) OR
(OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear])
but I didn't get JUST the records where
OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear] which makes sense.
Can anyone help me get what I need?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie
Sometimes what I might do is create a rowsource for a combo without a
filter. Ex:
Select EmpID, EmployeeID from Employees;
I may have a invisible field, I'll call it RowSourceString, on the form
to hold am text value string. When I open the form I enter some code in
the OnOpen event similar to the following
Sub Form_OnOpen
'get the combo boxes rowsource. has no filter or orderby
Me.RowSourceString = Me.ComboboxName.RowSource
'remove the semi-colon if it exists since a ; terminates
'a SQL statement.
If right(Me.RowSourceString,1) = ";" Then
Me.RowSourceString = Left(Me.RowSourceString,Len(Me.RowSourceString)-1)
Endif
End Sub
Now whenever values change I can put something in the afterupdate event
of that field to create the filter. Let's say the code field has changed.
Sub Code_AfterUpdate
Dim strWhere As String
'create the filter. Remember...quotes around
'text fields, # around dates, nothing around numbers
StrWHere = "Where Code = " & Me.Code
'you can add more filtering to this string
'now update the combo box rowsource
Me.ComboBoxName.RowSource = Me.RowSourceString & _
strWhere & " Order By Whatever"
End Sub
************************************************** *********************
Thanks so much for your response. I couldn't get my query to work the way I
wanted but you led me in the right path. This is what I did:
Private Sub txtGradYear_Exit(Cancel As Integer)
Dim x As Variant
x = DCount("*", "OtherInfo", "HSGradYr = " & Me.txtGradYear)
If x = 0 Then
msg1 = "There are no students in this graduation year."
Response = MsgBox(msg1, vbExclamation, conTitle)
DoCmd.GoToControl "txtGradYear"
Exit Sub
End If
Me.CheckCurrent = False 'based on qselStudents
Me.CheckCriteria = False 'based on qselStudents
Forms!frmStudents.RecordSource = "qselStudents2"
Dim strNewSource
strNewSource = "SELECT qselStudents2.SSN, " _
& "Format([SSN],""000-00-0000"") AS Expr1, " _
& "qselStudents2.Name " _
& "FROM qselStudents2;"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSourceType = "Table/Query"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSource = strNewSource
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
Is putting this in _Exit the best way to go with this? If not, what do you
recommend?
Thanks so much,
Debbie
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DebbieG wrote:
I have a form based on this query:
SELECT Students.LastSerDT, OtherInfo.Served, OtherInfo.HSGradYr,
OtherInfo.ActivePart, OtherInfo.Served, Students.SSN, [LastNM] & ", " &
[FirstNM] & " " & [MI] AS Name, Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM,
Students.MI, Students.DOB, Students.GenderCD, Students.EthnicityCD,
Students.EligibilityCD, Students.UBInitiative, Students.NCESSchID,
Students.ProjEntryDT, Students.ProjReEntDT, Students.LastSerDT,
Students.Reason, Students.PartCD, Students.PartLV, Students.NeedCD,
Students.AssessCD, Students.PSAT, Students.PLAN, Students.EnterGradeLV,
Students.EndGradeLV, Students.EntryGPAScale, Students.CumGPAEntry,
Students.EndGPAScale, Students.HSGPA1, Students.HSGPA2,
Students.CollExamCD,
OtherInfo.NCESSchNM, OtherInfo.MiddleNM, OtherInfo.CurrentGradeLV,
OtherInfo.CurrentHSNM, Students.PicturePath
FROM Students LEFT JOIN OtherInfo ON Students.SSN = OtherInfo.SSN
WHERE (((Students.LastSerDT) Is Null)) OR (((OtherInfo.Served)=Yes)) OR
((([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria])=Yes))
ORDER BY Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM;
If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=No then it shows records WHERE
Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes. (This is the default
when the form is opened.) If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
then
it shows every record. It works just like I wanted.
When I click the CheckCriteria checkbox this is called:
Private Sub CheckCriteria_Click()
'if checkbox = yes then shows all students, else shows current/active
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
The ComboStudent combobox gets its information from the same query so that
it shows the correct records.
However, now the user wants the option of showing students with a
particular
HSGradYr. I have added a textbox called txtGradYear to my form for the
user
to enter a year, but I don't know where to go from here.
I'm basically wanting this one query to act in 3 different ways.
1. WHERE Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes
2. WHERE [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
3. WHERE OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear]
And I want the ComboStudent to display the appropriate entries for each
WHERE.
I've got it working the first 2 ways, but I cannot figure out how to get
the
3rd way to work. I tried:
WHERE (Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes) OR
([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes) OR
(OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear])
but I didn't get JUST the records where
OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear] which makes sense.
Can anyone help me get what I need?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie
Sometimes what I might do is create a rowsource for a combo without a
filter. Ex:
Select EmpID, EmployeeID from Employees;
I may have a invisible field, I'll call it RowSourceString, on the form
to hold am text value string. When I open the form I enter some code in
the OnOpen event similar to the following
Sub Form_OnOpen
'get the combo boxes rowsource. has no filter or orderby
Me.RowSourceString = Me.ComboboxName.RowSource
'remove the semi-colon if it exists since a ; terminates
'a SQL statement.
If right(Me.RowSourceString,1) = ";" Then
Me.RowSourceString = Left(Me.RowSourceString,Len(Me.RowSourceString)-1)
Endif
End Sub
Now whenever values change I can put something in the afterupdate event
of that field to create the filter. Let's say the code field has changed.
Sub Code_AfterUpdate
Dim strWhere As String
'create the filter. Remember...quotes around
'text fields, # around dates, nothing around numbers
StrWHere = "Where Code = " & Me.Code
'you can add more filtering to this string
'now update the combo box rowsource
Me.ComboBoxName.RowSource = Me.RowSourceString & _
strWhere & " Order By Whatever"
End Sub
************************************************** *********************
Thanks so much for your response. I couldn't get my query to work the way I
wanted but you led me in the right path. This is what I did:
Private Sub txtGradYear_Exit(Cancel As Integer)
Dim x As Variant
x = DCount("*", "OtherInfo", "HSGradYr = " & Me.txtGradYear)
If x = 0 Then
msg1 = "There are no students in this graduation year."
Response = MsgBox(msg1, vbExclamation, conTitle)
DoCmd.GoToControl "txtGradYear"
Exit Sub
End If
You could put the code from the Dim to Endif in the BeforeUpdate event.
I have used code like the following in the past
IF x = 0 then
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdUndo
SendKeys "{ESC}"
Cancel = True
End If
This will clear out the data that was entered by using the SendKeys. Or
you could simply state
Cancel = True
Then put the rest of the code in the AfterUpdate event. You would want
to check in the AfterUpdate that year is not blank though.
Does qselStudents2 filter on the Year? IOW, does it contain a query to
do the filter you need?
BTW, You don't need to requery if you create a new rowsource.
Oftentimes I do something like
Select qselStudents2.SSN, _
Format([SSN],""000-00-0000"") AS [Soc Sec]
because I turn column headings on. Displaying Expr1 can confuse people.
Just a hint for the future if you turn column headings on
Me.CheckCurrent = False 'based on qselStudents
Me.CheckCriteria = False 'based on qselStudents
Forms!frmStudents.RecordSource = "qselStudents2"
Dim strNewSource
strNewSource = "SELECT qselStudents2.SSN, " _
& "Format([SSN],""000-00-0000"") AS Expr1, " _
& "qselStudents2.Name " _
& "FROM qselStudents2;"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSourceType = "Table/Query"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSource = strNewSource
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
Is putting this in _Exit the best way to go with this? If not, what
do you recommend?
I always do what works. If it works for you then that is fine. I do
most of my error validation in BeforeUpdate and execute pass code in the
AfterUpdate.
Ain't debugging fun?
Thanks so much,
Debbie
Thank you!
Debbie
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DebbieG wrote:
I have a form based on this query:
SELECT Students.LastSerDT, OtherInfo.Served, OtherInfo.HSGradYr,
OtherInfo.ActivePart, OtherInfo.Served, Students.SSN, [LastNM] & ", " &
[FirstNM] & " " & [MI] AS Name, Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM,
Students.MI, Students.DOB, Students.GenderCD, Students.EthnicityCD,
Students.EligibilityCD, Students.UBInitiative, Students.NCESSchID,
Students.ProjEntryDT, Students.ProjReEntDT, Students.LastSerDT,
Students.Reason, Students.PartCD, Students.PartLV, Students.NeedCD,
Students.AssessCD, Students.PSAT, Students.PLAN, Students.EnterGradeLV,
Students.EndGradeLV, Students.EntryGPAScale, Students.CumGPAEntry,
Students.EndGPAScale, Students.HSGPA1, Students.HSGPA2,
Students.CollExamCD,
OtherInfo.NCESSchNM, OtherInfo.MiddleNM, OtherInfo.CurrentGradeLV,
OtherInfo.CurrentHSNM, Students.PicturePath
FROM Students LEFT JOIN OtherInfo ON Students.SSN = OtherInfo.SSN
WHERE (((Students.LastSerDT) Is Null)) OR (((OtherInfo.Served)=Yes)) OR
((([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria])=Yes))
ORDER BY Students.LastNM, Students.FirstNM;
If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=No then it shows records WHERE
Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes. (This is the default
when the form is opened.) If [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
then
it shows every record. It works just like I wanted.
When I click the CheckCriteria checkbox this is called:
Private Sub CheckCriteria_Click()
'if checkbox = yes then shows all students, else shows current/active
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
The ComboStudent combobox gets its information from the same query so that
it shows the correct records.
However, now the user wants the option of showing students with a
particular
HSGradYr. I have added a textbox called txtGradYear to my form for the
user
to enter a year, but I don't know where to go from here.
I'm basically wanting this one query to act in 3 different ways.
1. WHERE Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes
2. WHERE [Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes
3. WHERE OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear]
And I want the ComboStudent to display the appropriate entries for each
WHERE.
I've got it working the first 2 ways, but I cannot figure out how to get
the
3rd way to work. I tried:
WHERE (Students.LastSerDT Is Null OR OtherInfo.Served=Yes) OR
([Forms]![frmStudents]![CheckCriteria]=Yes) OR
(OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear])
but I didn't get JUST the records where
OtherInfo.HSGradYr=[forms]![frmStudents]![txtGradYear] which makes sense.
Can anyone help me get what I need?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie
Sometimes what I might do is create a rowsource for a combo without a
filter. Ex:
Select EmpID, EmployeeID from Employees;
I may have a invisible field, I'll call it RowSourceString, on the form
to hold am text value string. When I open the form I enter some code in
the OnOpen event similar to the following
Sub Form_OnOpen
'get the combo boxes rowsource. has no filter or orderby
Me.RowSourceString = Me.ComboboxName.RowSource
'remove the semi-colon if it exists since a ; terminates
'a SQL statement.
If right(Me.RowSourceString,1) = ";" Then
Me.RowSourceString = Left(Me.RowSourceString,Len(Me.RowSourceString)-1)
Endif
End Sub
Now whenever values change I can put something in the afterupdate event
of that field to create the filter. Let's say the code field has changed.
Sub Code_AfterUpdate
Dim strWhere As String
'create the filter. Remember...quotes around
'text fields, # around dates, nothing around numbers
StrWHere = "Where Code = " & Me.Code
'you can add more filtering to this string
'now update the combo box rowsource
Me.ComboBoxName.RowSource = Me.RowSourceString & _
strWhere & " Order By Whatever"
End Sub
************************************************** *********************
Thanks so much for your response. I couldn't get my query to work the way
I wanted but you led me in the right path. This is what I did:
Private Sub txtGradYear_Exit(Cancel As Integer)
Dim x As Variant
x = DCount("*", "OtherInfo", "HSGradYr = " & Me.txtGradYear)
If x = 0 Then
msg1 = "There are no students in this graduation year."
Response = MsgBox(msg1, vbExclamation, conTitle)
DoCmd.GoToControl "txtGradYear"
Exit Sub
End If
You could put the code from the Dim to Endif in the BeforeUpdate event.
I have used code like the following in the past
IF x = 0 then
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdUndo
SendKeys "{ESC}"
Cancel = True
End If
This will clear out the data that was entered by using the SendKeys. Or
you could simply state
Cancel = True
Then put the rest of the code in the AfterUpdate event. You would want
to check in the AfterUpdate that year is not blank though.
Does qselStudents2 filter on the Year? IOW, does it contain a query to
do the filter you need?
BTW, You don't need to requery if you create a new rowsource.
Oftentimes I do something like
Select qselStudents2.SSN, _
Format([SSN],""000-00-0000"") AS [Soc Sec]
because I turn column headings on. Displaying Expr1 can confuse people.
Just a hint for the future if you turn column headings on
Me.CheckCurrent = False 'based on qselStudents
Me.CheckCriteria = False 'based on qselStudents
Forms!frmStudents.RecordSource = "qselStudents2"
Dim strNewSource
strNewSource = "SELECT qselStudents2.SSN, " _
& "Format([SSN],""000-00-0000"") AS Expr1, " _
& "qselStudents2.Name " _
& "FROM qselStudents2;"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSourceType = "Table/Query"
Me.ComboStudent.RowSource = strNewSource
Me.Requery
Me.ComboStudent.Requery
ShowName = ComboStudent.Column(2)
End Sub
Is putting this in _Exit the best way to go with this? If not, what
do you recommend?
I always do what works. If it works for you then that is fine. I do
most of my error validation in BeforeUpdate and execute pass code in the
AfterUpdate.
Ain't debugging fun?
Thanks so much,
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If we have dozens or hundreds of excel to import into the database, if we use the excel import function provided by database editors such as navicat, it will be extremely tedious and time-consuming...
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In our work, we often receive Excel tables with data in the same format. If we want to analyze these data, it can be difficult to analyze them because the data is spread across multiple Excel files...
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Hi All, I am Emmanuel katto from Uganda. I want to ask what challenges you've faced while migrating a website to cloud.
Please let me know.
Thanks!
Emmanuel
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What are the essential steps and strategies outlined in the Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) roadmap for aspiring data scientists? How can individuals effectively utilize this roadmap to progress...
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hello, everyone, I want to develop a software for my android phone for daily needs, any suggestions?
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by: Hystou |
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There are some requirements for setting up RAID:
1. The motherboard and BIOS support RAID configuration.
2. The motherboard has 2 or more available SATA protocol SSD/HDD slots (including MSATA, M.2...
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Most computers default to English, but sometimes we require a different language, especially when relocating. Forgot to request a specific language before your computer shipped? No problem! You can...
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Hello folks,
I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>".
The problem is that using the GNU compilers,...
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In today's digital age, having a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. At the heart of this digital strategy lies an intricately woven...
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